PRIVATE LeMorne Mountain Picturesque Hike-UNESCO Recognised
Black River, Mauritius, Mauritius
Thrilling and unique adventure, experienced with peace and serenity. Breathtaking views that unfolds little by little as you go uphill. Eagle's view of the ocean, mountains, beaches & vegetation.
Nature Hike at Chamarel Mountains for Outdoor Enthusiasts
This eco-friendly hike explores the north-west and south-east slopes of Chamarel, suited for nature lovers seeking mountain and sea views.
Highlights
- Ideal for nature lovers
- Panoramic mountain and sea views from the summit
- Lush natural environment and wildlife habitat
- Personalized guidance from experienced local guides
- Visit to one of the island’s most historically significant sites
Description
This full nature hike uses no motorized vehicles and follows an eco-friendly route beginning at the north-west base. It covers both the north-west and south-east slopes of the Chamarel mountains. The trail starts with a snaking path leading to more challenging climbing and scrambling sections.
At each stage, guides provide detailed briefings. Participants follow their expert instructions while enjoying commanding views of the imposing Chamarel mountains. The site offers a reflective experience on the history of slaves who once sought refuge here, emphasizing the value of freedom.
Along the way, hikers will encounter colorful ocean vistas along the north-west and south-east coasts, and take breaks to appreciate the fresh mountain air. The guide also assists with photography at no additional charge.
Expect to see rare plants and bird species in their natural habitats without disturbing them. This hike is both a nature experience and a tribute to the island’s past.
Includes
- Professional, specialized guide
- Historical explanations of the island and mountain significance
- Photographs shared with participants
- Drinks
Excludes
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off (can be arranged with advance notice)
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking tip: Wear sturdy walking shoes and bring water, sun protection, and a camera. The best time for the hike is during morning hours for cooler temperatures and clearer views.
